 When he says it keeps coming in waves, reality keeps hitting. But it just keeps coming in waves, reality keeps hitting. Those are things you say after an event has concluded, after there's some certainty about the end of that event. And he's still injecting difficulty into the search with more finality in his tone. We looked all up and down the road, all in communities, and there was nothing helpful. None of the cameras reporting the street, nothing. There's no real emotion, no tears, no facial expressions of grief. Can't my eye contact during the critical time is when it's reasonable to do so. And when the details aren't helpful or relevant, when a child's missing, parents who are innocent don't spend time on those details ever. So when you see a mountain of detail about everything that's just a pile of known facts, and then parents briefly skim over the fact that they want help finding the child, or they want the child home, these parents need lots of attention.